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Inside This Issue News ● Serving DX’ers since 1933 Volume 79, No. 25● April 9, 2012 ● (ISSN 0737-1639) Inside this issue . 2 … AM Switch 6 … Domestic DX Digest West 21 … Formats 3 … Domestic DX Digest East 12 … International DX Digest 23 … NRC Convention 5 … GYDXA Update 20 … Pro Sports Networks 23 … Geo Indices/Space Weather From the Publisher: Another full issue this details are inside on page 23, and more details to time, with a backlog of material as we go into come in upcoming issues. the monthly issues. Good DX here, though … As an extra bonus, you’ll note from the the season is not yet over! publishing scheduled below that DX News 79‐29 NRC AM Log 2011‐2012 (32nd Edition): The closes on the Friday night of the convention. So Log is sold out for this year! Now it’s time to we will have some live on‐the‐scene reporting work on updating the database so the 33rd for those unable to make it to Bridgeport … and Edition will be the most accurate, up‐to‐date for those lucky enough to be there, they’ll have North American MW station listing available the rare opportunity to watch the Publisher, anywhere. Look for the new edition to be out armed with laptop computer and Internet around Labor Day. connection, pull together an issue of DX News Membership Report: Congratulations on 50 (while no doubt pulling out what remains of his years of NRC membership this June for Charles hair). But I’m sure Bill and Brenda will have Reh of Leamington ON. more compelling things for us all to do! Welcome to new members Daniel Knepper, VOL. 79 DX NEWS PUBLISHING SCHEDULE Alta Loma, CA and Arthur Norman, Ayer, MA. No In By Date 28 June 30 July 9 Welcome back to rejoining members Arthur L 26 Apr. 27 May 7 29 Aug. 3 Aug. 13 27 May 25 June 4 30 Sept. 7 Sept. 17 Burke Jr., Leesburg, FL and Mike Cooper, Stone Mountain, GA. THE DX TIME MACHINE And thanks to these renewing members for 75 years ago: From the Apr. 7, 1937 DX News: their continued support: G. Dewaine Anderson; Dick Cooper printed a revised list of frequency Charles L. Bartlett; Darryl Belanger; Stanley P. checks; the Communist Party’s station in Bernik; Alex Calabrese WA2ADS; Mark Madrid on 10070 kc/s has fallen to the Fascists in Connelly WA1ION; Perry F. Crabill Jr. W3HQX; Spain’s civil war; the State of Georgia wants to Stephen Francis; Michael Gaston KA2ARG; buy WGST and increase power to 500 kW to Steve Geary; Roger Gravelle; Timothy R. Hall; advertise the state to the world. Wayne Heinen; James Herkimer; Robert J. 50 years ago: From the Apr. 7, 1962 DX News: Howard; Dan Hromadka; Ken and Polly Ben Dangerfield’s “catch of the week” was MacHarg; John R. Malicky; Barry McLarnon; Tirana, Albania on 1088 kc/s. Stuart Oserman; John C. Parker K4OAC; Charles 25 years ago: From the Apr. 13, 1987 DX Reh; Robert Rush; David Shapiro; Lexington News: Night powers were assigned for the first Smith; Rev. Edward A Soule; John R Stacy; Mike time to most daytimers on the Canadian and Strand W6HAJ; Terence Talady; Brent Taylor; Mexican clears – 540, 690, 730, 740, 800, 860, 900, Robert Taylor; John Tudenham; and Stan 990, 1010, 1050, 1220, 1570, and 1580 kHz. Weisbeck. 10 years ago: From the Apr. 29, 2002 DX NRC Convention: In case you missed the News: In DXers Notebook, several members news last issue, the NRC‐WTFDA Convention answered the question: So how does a DXer will be held on August 3‐5, 2012 in Bridgeport, actually go about the job when sitting in front of WV, hosted by Bill and Brenda Swiger. The the radio? NRC AM Radio Log, 32nd Edition The Log is unbound and three-hole punched for standard binders. Price: To the United States, $19.95 to members, $25.95 to non-members; add $3.50 for Priority Mail. To Canada, $26 to members, $30 to non-members. Airmail to all outside US/Canada: $34.00. Canadian orders: PayPal or postal money order only, please. U.S. funds only! Order from: NRC, P.O. Box 473251, Aurora CO 80047-3251 or www.nrcdxas.org 2 AM Switch Bill Hale [email protected] 6124 Roaring Springs Drive North Richland Hills, TX 76180-5552 Status changes in AM stations, supplied by the FCC, CRTC, listeners CALL LETTER CHANGES Old Call New Call 850 WKIX NC Raleigh WPTK 1180 CP CO Walsenburg KSPK 1390 KJOX WA Yakima KTCR [correct new call from Issue 23] 1480 WADR NY Remsen WRCK CPs ON THE AIR 1580 KQQB TX Stockdale – CP for D3 2500/0 is on the air, moving here from Hallettsville. ACTIONS 990 CBTD BC Kispiox – A new station on 91.3 will replace CBTD as a repeater for CFPR‐860. The new station must be operational with 24 months followed by a 3‐month transition period, at which time the 990 facility will go silent. 1080 KOAK IA Red Oak – Coordinate correction to 41‐01‐03/95‐12‐18. 1230 WAYX GA Waycross – Extends their Special Temporary Authorization (STA) to operate with U1 250/250 from a 200 foot (61 meter) long wire suspended on wooden poles. WAYX lost the lease for the property on which their tower was located, and sha found a new site at 31‐11‐37/82‐19‐23. They have applied to relocate to this location (details will follow in a future AM Switch). 1590 WALG NY Albany – Licensed for U4 5000/1000, WALG is operating under an STA with U1 1250/250 while repairs are made to the station’s directional array. APPLICATIONS 990 KWAM TN Memphis – Applies for U4 10000/450. 1510 WQUL SC Woodruff – Applies for D1 930/0 CH 270. [power arrangement corrected from last issue] APPLICATIONS DISMISSED 1250 WHNY MS McComb – Application for reinstatement of license. Station is now officially deleted. 1490 KCFC CO Boulder – Application for U1 440/440 has been dismissed. AM on FM 560 WHBQ TN Memphis – W249BM 97.7 Ellendale 1010 WJXL FL Jacksonville Beach – WJFO‐FM 92.5 Jacksonville Beach 1190 WOWO IN Fort Wayne – WFWI 92.3 Fort Wayne 1320 WJNJ FL Jacksonville – W279AG 103.7 Atlantic Beach 1570 WQTW PA Latrobe – WLSW 103.9 Scottsdale with Classic Hits as Music Power 104 HEAR AND THAR Returning to the airwaves: WMML‐1230 Glens Falls, New York returns, along with co‐ owned WENU‐1410 South Glens Falls, New York, both with Sports as Fox Sports Radio; WLLM‐1370 Lincoln, Illinois returns following an electrical fire at the studios (with their translator W287BP 105.3 Marion). Reported as silent: KBDB‐1400 Sparks, Nevada; WZRK‐1550 Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. On April 4, 1922 ‐ WAAB Baton Rouge, Louisiana becomes 1st US radio station with ʺWʺ calls (according to Historyorb.com). Thanks to Shawn Axelrod, Andrew Brade, Bill Dvorak, Wayne Heinen, Tim Noonan, Dale Park, Radio‐Info.com, and Upper Midwest Broadcasting. 3 Domestic DX Mike Brooker [email protected] 99 Wychrest Avenue Digest – East Toronto, ON M6G 3X8 CANADA U.S./Canadian Loggings from Eastern/Atlantic Time Zones. All ELT. REPORTERS BC‐NH Bruce Conti, Nashua – Excalibur SDR, MWDX‐5, variable termination SuperLoop antennas northeast and south. HF‐MI Harold Frodge, Midland – Drake R8B + 125 ft. bow‐tie; 85 ft. RW & 180 ft. center‐fed RW BH‐MA Bob Hill, Littleton – Sony ICF‐2010, KiwaR filters, AO LA390 active loop KK‐VA Kraig Krist, Manassas – Winradio G33DDC SDR, homemade 134 foot multiband antenna running NW to SE. TLK‐FL Terry L. Krueger, Clearwater – JRC NRD‐535, ICOM IC‐R75, Hammarlund HQ‐180A, Sangean PR‐D5, Sony ICF‐7600GR, roof dipole, in‐room random wire. IEN‐GA Ira Elbert New, III, Watkinsville – Pioneer DEH‐7300BT In‐Dash Audio System BT‐PE Brent Taylor, Stratford – SDR‐IQ; corner‐fed loop MKB‐ON Mike Brooker, Toronto – Grundig G5, Grundig YB‐400PE, Sony SRF‐39FP, Panasonic RF‐2200 (receiver emeritus) Follow me on Twitter! @patria1818 DX‐related tweets will be hash‐tagged #MWDX. Friend me on Facebook! www.facebook.com/keval.mike THIS IS ONLY A TEST 1070 WCSZ SC Sans Souci – 3/20 0005 – Presumed over CHOK/WFNI one‐two pest punch with equipment test or PoP (proof of performance, if those things still exist) consisting of continuous tone, ending at 0010 into a medley of novelty songs such as “I’m Henry the Eighth I Am’ by Herman’s Hermits. Tone also noted from 0030‐0045, but no voice or code IDs. (MKB‐ON) TIS/HAR 1610 WPQB866 MI Mount Pleasant – 3/17 1204 – Lengthy local spot with ID as an EAR, relaying NOAA KVV33 on 165.25 MHz, also from Mt. Pleasant. Effective ground wave is about 5 miles. Heard in Midland at about 30 mi., but rarely. (HF‐MI) LOGGINGS 690 WELD WV Fisher – 3/29 2026 – Presumed this one with segued oldies (Billy Joel’s “Still Rock and Roll to Me,” Rod Stewart’s “Maggie May”) past 2030; no ID, but this is the only oldies station listed for east of the Mississippi. Alone on channel but certainly weak enough to be running listed nighttime flea power (14 watts). (BH‐MA) 710 CJRN ON Niagara Falls – 3/20 0006 – In and out over WOR with ʺNiagara Area Information Radio ...ʺ tourist info. (HF‐MI) 780 WBBM IL Chicago – 3/10 0305* – In mix with WIIN, WAVA and SS (likely Cuban) with sign‐off announcement, as WBBM and some of the other Chicago blowtorches (WGN‐720, WSCR‐670) went silent for a few hours in order to do some transmitter maintenance: ʺWBBM news time 2:05.
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